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Author: Kristin Rodin

Panhandle school closures for possible power shutoffs on Feb. 17

February 17, 2026Kristin Rodin

Some Texas Panhandle schools are announcing closures for Tuesday ahead of potential power shutoffs due to wildfire threats. Read More

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High Wind, Red Flag Warnings Issued for Texas, Oklahoma Panhandles and Eastern New Mexico

February 17, 2026Corbin Voges

High wind warnings and red flag warnings will be in effect Tuesday across the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles and eastern New Mexico, where forecasters say extrem Read More

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Tammy Dunn (Tulia) Obituary February 13, 2026

February 16, 2026Kornerstone Funeral Directors

View Tammy Dunn (Tulia)’s obituary, find service dates, and sign the guestbook. Read More

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At least 1 dead in crash at N. Fillmore, Amarillo Boulevard

February 16, 2026Matthew Watkins

One person is dead after a crash at North Fillmore and Amarillo Boulevard on Monday evening.Details are limited but multiple vehicles were involved.The section Read More

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Wildfire burning near Potter/Carson County line

February 16, 2026Jamie Burch, ABC 7 News

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Lady Buffs Sit Eighth After the Opening Day in Spring

February 16, 2026West Texas A&M University Athletics

The West Texas A&M Lady Buffs sit eighth on the team leaderboard following the opening two rounds of The Southern Invite hosted by Central Oklahoma at Cypresswood Golf Club (Par 72 – 6,058 Yards) in Spring, Texas.

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Xcel alerts customers of potential for planned outages due to wildfire risk

February 16, 2026Madison Fisher

Xcel Energy wants to alert customers of potential outages amid elevated wildfire risks this upcoming week. Read More

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Xcel Energy may cut power to 15,000 in Texas Panhandle amid wildfire risk Tuesday

February 16, 2026Aby Molina

High winds and dry conditions could lead to intentional power outages Tuesday morning in parts of the Texas Panhandle as Xcel Energy works to reduce the risk of Read More

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Canyon softball celebrates triple signing day with best friends

February 16, 2026Taniah Stephens

Canyon softball celebrates triple signing day with best friends

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Early voting for March elections begins Tuesday

February 16, 2026Kaitlin Zamora

Early voting for the upcoming elections begins Tuesday, February 17. Read More

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